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Spectrum is hiring a Youth Coach in Burlington, VT, to support Transitional Aged Youth (ages 16–23) in shelters. This part-time, evening with weekends requirement role involves providing basic needs, guiding life skills, and coordinating community referrals.
You will work with a team of professionals in the Basic Needs Program, participate in regular supervision, and help youth move toward stability and independence in a supportive environment.
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Burlington, VT, US
3 days ago Requisition ID: 1201
Are you passionate about empowering young adults and making a meaningful difference in your community? Are you ready to learn skills applicable across the human services field? And are you looking to work closely with a team of dedicated professionals? Join our Basic Needs Program in Burlington in the Supported Housing Program as a Youth Coach. All Spectrum staff, including Youth Coaches, are expected to participate in regular and ongoing supervision and training to best serve the youth we work with.
This is a part-time, evening with weekends required, nonexempt position; which pays $21.63 per hour plus a $2.00 shift differential.
In this role, you are an important part of the Spectrum community! Youth Coaches are the people working every day to support the young adults accessing our shelters. Youth Coaches help Transitional Aged Youth (TAY) ages 16-23 access basic needs, gain stability, learn independent life skills, take steps to heal from trauma, accomplish their goals, and build meaningful community.
Essential Functions
Knowledge and Skills Required
The above duties will be carried out in the Supported Housing Youth Shelters and occasionally transporting clients in the local area. Requires sitting, standing, general use of stairs, and lifting or moving up to 20 pounds.
The above duties and responsibilities describe the general nature and level of work performed in this job. They should not be construed as an exhaustive listing of all job duties and responsibilities by employees so classified